APPOINTING STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL: EVALUATING THE UNBUNDLED STATE EXECUTIVE.

The article discusses state executive offices and appointments for state attorneys general in the U.S. as of January 2014, focusing on a push for the establishment of additional state unitary executive systems in which a single official presides over the entire executive branch. Executive nominations, legislative confirmations, and executive removal power are mentioned, along with the U.S. Constitution's Vesting Clause and the arguments set forth in the "Federalist Papers."